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Okay, so I have my mac mini hooked up to a tv via hdmi, and as a secondary monitor, a DVI to regular monitor. Now, I wouldn't have the secondary monitor, however this is the only way that I have been able to get the picture to show up on my tv. So my problem is, when I start warcraft, my tv goes into "DETECTING INPUT" mode, and my monitor goes black. I get the sound, so I know that it has started, but I can't, for the life of me get it to show. Halp.
You should be able to associate a certain program with a certain display if they're hooked up. With older games like WC and SC, it'll probably black out all of the screens attached besides the one chosen for the game.
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I'm not an expert on the new digital way of transferring TV/monitor signals, but the way it used to be was that TVs can only process interlaced signals while monitors can only process progressive signals so you had to configure your graphics card to output an interlaced signal.
Wait... that's probably not it, but it's related. Warcraft, being a fullscreen application, changes your screen resolution, refresh rate and stuff. Apparently to something your TV cannot process.
Playing windowed would be the obvious solution, but maybe there's also a way to configure WC3 / your graphics card to keep the screen resolution and stuff within boundaries of your TV.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 3 2010, 2:26 pm by NudeRaider. Reason: sound card? really? :P
Wait... that's probably not it, but it's related. Warcraft, being a fullscreen application, changes your screen resolution, refresh rate and stuff. Apparently to something your TV cannot process.
Playing windowed would be the obvious solution, but maybe there's also a way to configure WC3 / your graphics card to keep the screen resolution and stuff within boundaries of your TV.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 3 2010, 2:26 pm by NudeRaider. Reason: sound card? really? :P
Okay, that make sense, going into windowed mode, however, I am unable to find a tutorial for something like that for mac. All the guides I find are for Windows. Anyone know how?
[EDIT] Nvm, got it Apple+M in case someone wants to know. [/EDIT]
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 3 2010, 2:30 am by omginbd.
[EDIT] Nvm, got it Apple+M in case someone wants to know. [/EDIT]
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Mar 3 2010, 2:30 am by omginbd.
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[10:13 pm]
Oh_Man -- No APM in chess. Computer just outthinks the human by seeing more moves ahead and more permutations[05:47 pm]
NimoStar -- If its any consolation, the human brain would still mop the floor with this bot if it wasn't limited by the mechanical interface[05:34 pm]
NimoStar -- Well. The bot didn't come up with any new strategy. It just has superhuman micro. Hard to beat that. I reckon even the simplest dedicated chess engines are unbeatable for humans now.[10:54 am]
NudeRaider -- Oh_ManOh_Man shouted: NudeRaider did u watch the entire video? it's not one game. it's currently dominating the ladder at number 1 position. do ur research first!
Oops, caught me there, no I haven't. 
I was imagining how the game went. Sorry for that. Watching it now. brb[10:52 am]
NudeRaider -- NimoStarNimoStar shouted: They were not "Unprepared" that was their fifth loss in a row against the bot. The other replays are also available
that doesn't mean he was prepared. When humans come around with new strategies it often takes weeks until the pros figure out how to shut it down. Oh_ManOh_Man shouted: https://youtu.be/GiQ-cDtsZYw
that's certainly a way more convincing argument for micro being "too good to beat".[08:35 am]
NimoStar -- " its shown is that you can trade 1000's of apm to make up for lack of strategy"
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